Beautiful park- I drive by this park every Wednesday and always thought the entrance was a private…read morehome community. Well I was wrong. Definitely the best park I have been to so far. It Has everything and more. picnic areas, tables and grills, nature trails, kids learning exhibits, playgrounds, merry go round. Indoor and outdoor basketball courts. Plenty of baseball fields. I have never seen so many fields in one park. Impressive! Clean fun environment for all to enjoy. Nothing but the best fun. Come and experience a special park. It's a winner. Merry go round $2.00 per ride. 2 1/2 minutes long Free parking, no entrance fees. FREE!

I cannot believe this place is free to visit (optional donation accepted, carousel is $1 per ride)…read more Huge science museum area with tons of interactive activities for children, beautiful butterfly garden area and massive playgrounds with a space dedicated for smaller children, this playground is such a gem in South Florida and 100% worth a visit!

Great place to live your final years . It's kept clean and beach club has nice sums deck and newly…read moreupdated 2020

If you're lucky enough to be an owner or by chance get the opportunity to rent here you'll find the…read moremost awesome group of folks you'd ever be so lucky to encounter. Can't say enough about each and every one of them, as well as each and every day I've spent been here. If you've experienced and loved sleep away camp and can't wait for school to end to get back, then you can only imagine what I'm saying. As one of my closest friends and I call him close even though I've only known him and his lovely wife for a short time says... "this is day camp for adults"! Need I say more?

Came to see the George Harrison Photo Exhibit - "George Was Here in Deerfield Beach" displaying…read morerare, unseen photos of the time George Harrison spent in Deerfield Beach. It was very well done. First time visiting this place... it's a first class facility that the community is lucky to have. Wonderful staff. Great parking.

The Johnny L Tigner Community Center is located in the the Oveta McKeithen Recreational Complex, a…read more15 acre park with sports fields, a walking trail, gym, picnic areas, and a playground. The beautiful, state of the art, Johnny L. Tigner Community Center is a crown jewel for Deerfield Beach. It was named in honor of Johnny L. Tigner who was born in Georgia but grew up in Deerfield Beach. He was well regarded for spearheading many city initiatives including Big 3 Basketball, Family Kickball, Family Fun Day, and Women's Flag Football. He worked at many athletic events in positions as varied as selling concessions, officiating games, or operating the PA system in his distinctive voice. He especially had a heart for the youth in the community and strived to make Deerfield Beach a better place to live. Community Center amenities include a BSO sub station, ballroom, kitchen, and outdoor patio. Upstairs there is a multipurpose room, dance studio, and a production studio. The community center is available for private rentals with a discounted price for Deerfield Beach city residents. I attended an event in the ballroom that was created to benefit the Deerfield Beach Historical Society. Titled George Was Here, it was a photographic exhibit of pictures of former Beatle George Harrison and his then wife Pattie Boyd and the Beatles' assistant Mal Evans on a 10 day trip to Deerfield Beach in November of 1970. It took place after the break up of the Beatles. Harrison came to visit his aunt and uncle and he stayed at the Shore Road Inn, now known as Pier Walk. Just before the trip he put the finishing touches on his solo album, "All Things Must Pass." In 2024, 18 never-before-seen photographs of Harrison were found at a Deerfield Beach apartment building owned by his maternal uncle and aunt, Edmund and Mimi French. To protect his privacy, many locals kept the secret of Harrison's visit for over 50 years. Fun fact, Florida has another Beatles break up connection. John Lennon signed the legal papers dissolving the Beatles on December 29, 1974, while staying at the Polynesian Village Resort at Disney World in Orlando. The event was very interesting and it benefitted a great organization which strives to preserve the history of the city. I also enjoyed checking out this new community center. In addition to the photographs and historical information, there was light bites from the Deerfield Beach Historical Society, beer, wine, and soda for sale, event posters for sale, and a live band playing George Harrison's music. This was a reminder of just how much Deerfield Beach has to offer. George Was Here is for two nights only, concluding today.

Staff is always so lovely and helpful. There are constantly new special events to check out. Aside…read morefrom books this library also has a huge collection of other items which you can check out such as garden games, cake/bundt pans, cricut, sewing machines etc. The children's area offers several computers, a play area, tables to color at.

The library is very clean and organized. The sections for kids is amazing. The little play room is…read morealso very fun. They do nice activities throughout the week.

Clean, organized and beautiful in the heart of Boca. I got there around 15 minutes before closing…read moreon Sunday, and was immediately greeted with "we close in 10 minutes." I usually go to the Deerfield library filled with smelly patrons, loud children and kind librarians. Even though the Boca library was beautiful everyone who worked there was kind of rude. Maybe they were having a bad day or did not want to help me print my paper. It cost me $.80 and seemed to be a bit of an annoyance for the people working there, I definitely will not be back. Not everyone who worked there was unpleasant but from now on, I will stay in Broward where the employees are nice.

We absolutely love this library. This library is well kept and super clean. My little one always…read morehead towards the kiddos section which is filled with tons of great books. There is a computer area, storytime area with a couple of toys, and builder tiles and another area with table where kids Can play with puzzles or other items. There are tons of engaging stations within this room, which was so nice to see. This is a great place to go. When it's too hot outside for the playground, my son loves it.

Pretty amazing spot for kids to practice riding a bike or using a scooter in a pretend street…read moresetting. The car entrance is on Clint Moore with a large parking lot. The traffic garden is roped off. Restrooms and shaded seating is expected to be installed in the future.

It's such a wonderful addition to have a traffic play space like this in the area! It's a great…read morespot for little ones to practice riding their bikes, learn road safety skills, and let their imaginations run wild as they cruise along their very own "roads." A couple of things to keep in mind when visiting: the space is fully open with no shade, so sunscreen and hats are a must. There aren't any restrooms on-site, so it's best to plan ahead before you come. If you'd like to sit and watch your kids play, bringing a chair will make it more comfortable since there aren't benches yet. The space itself is very cute and has so much potential. Right now, a few details feel overlooked -- like restrooms, shade, and seating for parents -- but hopefully this is just the starting point and the city will continue building on this fantastic idea. With a few thoughtful additions, it could truly become a go-to spot for families in the community!

Plenty of parking here is the first thing you'll notice on arriving…read more The inside is clean, bright, well-lit, and plenty of space for whatever event you're here for. My event was a board game convention called FlamingoCon and there were a couple hundred people playing a couple hundred different board games from 9-9. They even had a food truck show up for lunch! Good times!

When your son comes down from NY for work, stays with you a few days, needs to COVID test before…read morehis Sunday event and you get the call ... I tested Positive! Scrambling to find testing, drive-thru testing is available at South County Civic Center 7 days a week from 9-7. We're all vaccinated and have our boosters. My husband & I tested negative last week when we flew back from Colombia so I'm not too worried, but with the holidays, we have family coming, and we all have to work in the office this week, so just to be safe. The line is long. It wraps all through the parking lot and onto Jog Road. It moves and is well organized. I got on the line at 11:15, an hour later, I'm about half way through. From start to finish it was just under 2 hours. Not they way I wanted to spend my Sunday morning, but it is what it is. Testing for both tests, the rapid and the PCR took less than a minute. Results for the rapid came back really fast. We weren't even home yet when the text came through. So what were the results...my younger boy and I are negative and my husband and the older one will be in a hotel in Miami for the next 10 days.